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Christian Anderson is a dynamic and exciting young host and actor that has worked on a variety of shows, from sports to relationships to retail television. Most recently, Christian just shot the pilot episode of Gorgeous on Sunset, a talk show that showcases the latest designers in Hollywood. He is also shooting 6 episodes of an untitled entertainment news show for the CW that will air first on the east coast and hopefully make its way west. You can find him throughout the month on the live dating seminars, “Dating with Dignity” and “Cracking the Man Code”, as a dating host, and you can watch his latest video blogs on www.datingwithdignity.com. His entrance into the dating sector started with his research and development of the best-selling book, “Project Everlasting: Two Bachelors Discover the Secrets to Everlasting Marriage.” That success led to co-hosting the radio show “The Bachelor Pad” and an appearance on the well followed webseries “The Male Room,” as a long term relationship correspondent. Christian also has flexed his domestic muscles, being the jack of all trades guy on HSN, where he hosted an eclectic group of shows from “NFL Gear” to “Let’s Cook,” to “Outdoor Living.” He also became an Accredited Jewelry Professional through the GIA and hosted “Absolute Jewelry,” “Pearls, Pearls, Pearls,” and “Adventures in Gold.” Christian has worked extensively in the industrial market, working as a host for educational films, corporations, and spiritual institutions. As an actor, Christian has worked on sitcoms and day time drama, including According to Jim, Will and Grace, Accidentally on Purpose and Young and the Restless. He is a huge fan of the stage, working at Shakespeare festivals across the country and most recently closed a critically acclaimed three month run of Stop Kiss at Rogue Machine Theatre. He is work-shopping a self written one man show called “Jesus Was Not A Doorman” and hopes to have its premier for summer 2010.
"Anderson...is so comfortable in his own body and so natural an actor that he...
doesn't have to grow wide-eyed or weird when he encounters the truth of the situtation.
Instead...takes it all in and reacts as calmly as possible given the circumstances."


